This module gives the ability to map elements to Casetracker fields.
Since Casetracker doesn't use cck, it's not possible to use Feed Element mapper out of the box.
FeedAPI and related modules provide lots of ways to get feed data into Drupal, especially into nodes. This module provides a way to set default values in node fields on a per feed basis (instead of per content type -- but this is also broken, see issue #XXXXX), as well as filter values from a PHP snippet on a per feed basis.
This project is sponsored by OpenBand on behalf of its clients.
This module adds the functionality to the E-Publish module of being able to email an E-Publish edition via the web (browser) interface. A link will appear on each edition that, when clicked on, will present the user with a Send this edition to: type of form.
The Website toolbar allows you to add the following features to your
site:
* navigate to the start page
* navigate to top of the page
* integrate a button to your rss-feed
* let your users tweet your content
* let your users share your content to social network sites such as Delicious, Digg, Facebook, and more social bookmarking and sharing sites
* integrate the google search on your site
* integrate a print feature
* provides 24 different designs
The toolbar use an external javascript.
This module allows users to take control of their feeds by providing a fields-based views
style plugin for RSS.
The 8.x branch has some issues, please check #2761449: [META] Creating a stable, up to date, 8.x-2 release on what patches is needed to make it work. For now, the branch does not work.
Looks up terms from a taxonomy vocabulary in title and description of a feed item.
Usage
1. Create vocabulary, populate with terms to be looked up.
2. Set up FeedAPI feed content type. Enable FeedAPI as secondary parser.
3. In "Look-up vocabulary" select box, choose the vocabulary created in step 1.
At this point FeedAPI Tagger is fully configured, but you won't see any tags created yet. Typically, you would want to use Feed Element Mapper to map the terms detected by FeedAPI tagger to vocabulary terms.
The User News module allows each member of your Drupal site to individually create and publish news articles, with each member having his/her own individual RSS feed. A block is also provided which collectively lists all the site's "Latest news articles."
If this sounds "familiar" to you, it'd probably be safe to say that you've been using Drupal enough to the point that you might be considered what some refer to as an expert
(of course that's just my opinion, but nonetheless). The reason? This module's platform is based heavily on that of the Blog module which is one of the (optional) core modules that ships with every download of Drupal itself.
So... Why would such a module exist?
Great question.
Core module of the Tattler distribution.
This module is not supposed to work in a stand-alone mode and for most cases only makes sense as part of the Tattler (app) distribution. You can download the distribution at: http://tattlerapp.com/download
Sponsored and developed by: Phase2 Technology
Simple term extraction API.
Extract terms from any body of text and use them as taxonomy on nodes or otherwise. This technique is sometimes referred to as auto tagging. Extractor relies on a predifined list of terms defined in a vocabulary that it looks up in a given body of text.
See extractor in action in Managing News
With Feeds module:
Feeds Wesabe Parser enables the Feeds module to import data from the Wesabe API, thereby allowing easy automatic importing of transaction data from a multitude of financial institutions.
This module could be used in conjunction with Views and Views Calc to quickly put together a simple accounting system.
